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Abaham Ivry

Abraham’s Ivry’s collection of writings is a summery of his life’s study of Tanakh and ancient Hebrew and Greek manuscripts. Primarily the research of 1) Hebrew Name Codex, 2) and Hebrew Name Codec, and 3) Contextual Relationship.

1) The Hebrew Name Codex; The Hebrew Name Codex is based on the Tanakh, Septuagint and other ancient manuscripts. That in Judaism every “name tells a story,” of who our forefathers were, and whom we are today. That the choosing of the Hebrew name for our children, and our children’s children is of the utmost importance to observant Jews.

2) The Hebrew Name Codec; Because of Israel’s previous diasporas, Jewish codes were developed, know as; “acrostics” as proof of Hebrew authorship to authenticate Jewishness, dates, and locations. As time went on the more the complex Hebrew codes became.

That a type of Hebrew acrostic code is noticed in most all Hebrew writings. Abraham Ivry chose not to divulge Hebrew Codes, but to only give the conclusions of Hebrew Codes.

3) Contextual Relationship Is the study of the text that surrounds the word, prefix or suffix. Furthermore, the study of the passages, that comes before and after a word, prefix or suffix. Then the study of the relationships in other passages in the Tanakh to help explain it meaning.

4) The works of Abraham Ivry is ongoing and is improving, and is not to be considered as Halakha, binding or law. It was written in USA, in 2010, and addressed issues for that time period. Abraham Ivry’s work is the first of it’s kind and was written to redirect Israel on the ways of righteousness.

5) Finally, within Malkut Yehudah, every father or grandfather sits in the place of Moses for his tribal Knesset and is responsible for interpreting of the Torah for his tribe/ nation. Don’t rely on others to interpret Torah, do the research for yourself.

The most important thing to remember, is to find the original meaning of Torah as understood by Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. So do not over think Torah or ancient Codex and Hebrew codec.